As a flexible manufacturing technique, Multi-point stretch forming (MPSF) is a suitable method for forming aircraft outer skin part. The traditional solid stretching die is replaced by the discrete multi-point die (MPSD), and the sheet metal is stretch-formed over the MPSD generated by serial adjusting mode or parallel adjusting mode. The MPSF can be used to form the parts of different shape and reduce the cost and leading time of stretching die fabrication for aircraft outer skin part. A series of numerical simulations on typical MPSF processes of aircraft outer skin part were carried out. The thickness of elastic cushion and free length are important factors to influence on the stretch forming results of stretch-formed parts. The numerical simulation results show that the thicker the elastic cushion is, the more valid the dimple will be suppressed .The longer the free length is, the easier the wrinkle will be brought.
Multi-point stretch forming (MPSF) is a new technique to form aircraft outer skin panel. Since multi-point die is composed by the discrete punches, the result of the MPSF aircraft outer skin panel need to study in depth. The thickness of elastic cushion and free length are two important factors to affect the accuracy, and they must be chosen reasonably. A series of numerical simulations on typical MPSF processes were carried out to an aircraft outer skin panel part. The results show that the thicker the elastic cushion is, the more valid the dimple will be suppressed .The longer free length is, the smaller the equivalent strain and thinning and more uniform the distribution of thickness will be. When the free length is shorter, the degree of effect is relatively obvious on the equivalent strain and thinning and the distribution of thickness; when the free length is longer than a certain value, the degree of effect is small.
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